Meet San Htwe. She has been living with abdominal pain, dizziness, and fatigue for two years, and was recently diagnosed with a uterine myoma. She cannot afford treatment to have the mass removed and relieve her symptoms. San Htwe works hard as day laborer selling vegetables in the market, but sometimes has trouble making ends meet, despite her husband's additional work making wooden utensils. The couple's two concerned sons even dropped out of school to help earn extra money. But the price tag on the treatment she needs is out of the family's reach. For $1,165, we can help San Htwe receive the surgery needed to remove her uterus and the attached myoma. San Htwe says she is looking forward to being healthy so she can enjoy life with her family again. Let's make it happen for her!

Surat is 38-years-old and lives in Nepal. He farms and sells wood as the sole breadwinner in his family. Seven years ago, Surat was infected with tuberculosis. He was unable to complete his treatment regimen, and developed multi-drug resistant tuberculosis. Due to his condition, Surat is living with chest pain and a persistent cough, making him feel chronically weak. If his condition progresses, it could lead to respiratory failure and possibly death. Nyaya Health's hospital is prepared to offer intensive MDRTB treatment. But they need our help to kickstart Surat's nutrition so that his body is strong enough to process the treatment. Let’s help Surat raise $1,450 for intensive nutritional support during his tuberculosis treatment, so that he can continue being the backbone of his family!

Meet Collins, a nine-month-old boy living in Kenya. Collins has an inguinal hernia, which occurs when part of the intestine protrudes through the abdominal muscles. As a result, Collins’ everyday activities are extremely uncomfortable. He cannot sit or eat solid food because of the pain. If untreated, his hernia may lead to a blocked intestine. If that is untreated, Collins faces a high risk of death. His father, a construction worker, earns just enough to meet his family’s basic needs and cannot afford Collins’ treatment. His mother says, “I pray that my son will be well soon and grow up to be a responsible young man.” Let’s work together to raise the $540 needed for an inguinal hernia repair, a procedure that will close his abdominal wall and help this young boy grow up healthy and happy!